How does this adhere to a surface? is it adhesive, suction? Will it stay stuck to a vertical glass window? Thanks in advance!
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Will not stick to surface any surface. Has a non-skid type foam pad on bottom, I suppose to keep it from moving around.
615239
I assume it depends on what type of surface the item was stuck to. For our window sills the adhesive could be 'rolled off' just by using fingers. For our living room table it came of more easily. Perhaps try some 'Goo Gone' or other product?
1573700
It's just held on with a thin layer of adhesive. I used a razor blade with no problems. Be sure that you are not doing it over your bed. A shoe box works well for catching glass slivers. Everything about it was straight forward and simple. Make sure everything is working properly before gluing it back together. I used a clear indoor/outdoor window caulking rated for ten years or 50 years or something crazy like that.
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Not sure about that but it is gentle on glass and held my husband's weight when he pulls up with it in the car. It has good suction and I have bought similar products before that popped right off. I think it is multi functional.
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I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the diameter of the suction cup should be. I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the... » Read More I've had mine on a window for more than 3 months, it holds a small surveillance camera without any problem. The risk of using this unit on a wall is if the surface has any deviation from a glass like surface you will be losing complete adhesion that glass like surface provides. Even if the unit sticks to the wall, it will be competing with whatever weight load your trying to suspend. My suggestion, when using a suction cup device the smoother the mounting surface the better it will hold. And depending on what kind of weight load your trying to support, the heavier the load the larger the diameter of the suction cup should be. « Show Less
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Even if its not a perfect fit, I would try it. You just unroll and stick the suction cups on the window. There are 4 suctions in different places and all you need are a couple to touch the window. When I'm in a hurry I just stick it on the window and it stays in place. I don't try to fiddle with all of the suction cups.
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Not sure but mine will not stick. I cleaned my window the rubber suction. I don't use it because I am scared it will pop off the window and hit my kids and baby in the head.
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It must be attached to a smooth surface, like the windshield. If you have a smooth dash it should stick. But if it's a textured dash it won't work. I attached mine to the windshield and it works perfectly! Good luck.
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That is exactly what we are using it for. Yes, with very little effort, it does come off. I also left a some extra along the side to make it even easier to take down. Also, make sure you use either the Gila Solution or a baby shampoo/water mixture when you put it on the window. Good luck.
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It simply sticks to the glass by static cling. I have my 2nd one; the first lasting 17 years with no adhesive. Hope this helps.
857479
There is an adhesive disk that you can stick to dash and then use the suction cup mount on it or just use the suction cup on the window if that is legal where you live.
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This does not have an adhesive side for directly applying to windows - the most common method is to stretch it over some sort of frame and mount the whole assembly. Thanks!
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I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
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I have the suction type and have it on the glass door it had been there for almost a year and has never fallen off.
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It should stay on the window. Make sure you clean the spot where you attach the Winbot. It does clean the window BUT you have to clean up after it because there will still be streaks even after you run it several times on the same window. I am waiting until the technology becomes more miniaturized and removes the final streaks. I sent mine back.
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the suction cup is pretty sticky, I attached above radio so its eye level on the dash which is a plastic, it doesn't move at all.
857473
It has a suction cup and an adhesive tape to use for the dash or windshield. It also has clips to clamp onto the a/c vents. So there are 3 ways to use the mount. I wanted to attach to my a/c vents, that's why I bought it. It works ok on the vents, just needs stronger vent clips. Otherwise works great for mounting to windshield or dash. Clips aside, the quality and features are very good.